Sentence examples for dominating professional from inspiring English sources

By winning 6 of the last 10 major championships and dominating professional golf since he joined the pro ranks in 1996, Woods has left the competition mentally scarred.

In the eyes of many 20-year-old Noh Seung-yul, currently ranked 93rd in the world, poses one of the biggest threats to McIlroy's hopes of dominating professional golf for the next decade.

I've long kissed Microsoft Outlook goodbye, although there's no denying that it is still extremely popular in business environments, to the extent that it may possibly remain the dominating professional email management software for years to come.

How the Fed, despite its mistakes, still dominates professional economics.

America loved that a 43-year-old could dominate professional football.

South Koreans dominate professional video games, much as the Soviets once ruled ice hockey.

The foundation, based in Denver, was created by Tim Gill, founder of Quark Inc., a software company that dominates professional desktop publishing.

Young men dominate professional gaming, but that is bound to change, just as women broke into the previously male world of professional poker as the game became more popular and respectable.Online and networked gaming has fuelled this boom by changing the breadth of competition: now a gamer in Torquay can easily challenge someone in Taipei.

PARIS — Chris Froome, the lanky Kenya-born Briton who has dominated professional stage-race cycling all year, rode to victory in the 100th Tour de France on Sunday, cheered by thousands who gathered near the Arc de Triomphe in the race's first twilight finish.

In an era when big men dominated professional basketball, Beaty (pronounced BAY-tee), who was listed at 6 feet 9 inches but was closer to 6-8, was neither as big nor as well known as star centers like Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell.

They were, however, concerned about how they would be treated in the male dominated professional fields.